WO2006070531A1 - ユーザインターフェイスシステム、ユーザインターフェイス装置及び電子機器の制御方法 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a technique for controlling an electronic device to be controlled, and particularly to a technique of a user interface device used for the electronic device.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2001-154766
- the present invention has been made in view of the circumstances described above.
- a user interface capable of designating both the control content and the control amount without causing an increase in the number of buttons. It is an object to provide a system, a user interface device, and an electronic device control method.
- the user interface system is based on a plurality of predetermined control contents based on a user input operation.
- a user interface system for controlling a device comprising: an operation unit having an operation surface that receives a user's input operation by contact; a position detection unit that detects a contact position of the user on the operation surface; and the operation
- the control content is determined based on a position change detecting means for detecting a change in the contact position when the user changes the contact position while maintaining a contact state with the means, and a position in contact with the operation surface.
- a control means for controlling the electronic device with the control content based on a control amount corresponding to the change amount of the change of the contact position. And a step.
- the user interface device outputs a control signal based on a user input operation to control the electronic device with a plurality of predetermined control contents.
- a user interface device having an operation surface for receiving a user's input operation by contact; a position detection unit for detecting a user contact position on the operation surface; and a contact state with respect to the operation unit.
- Position change detecting means for detecting a change in the contact position when the user changes the contact position while maintaining the state, and the change in the contact position detected by the contact position and the position change detection means Output means for outputting a control signal corresponding to the above.
- the electronic device control method controls the electronic device with a plurality of predetermined control contents based on a user input operation.
- a control method for an electronic device to be controlled wherein a first step of detecting a contact position of a user in an operation element having an operation surface that receives a user's input operation by contact, and maintaining a contact state with respect to the operation element.
- the second step of detecting the change of the contact position, and the control content is determined based on the position of contact with the operation element, and then the contact position changes.
- a third step of controlling the electronic device with the control content based on a control amount corresponding to a change amount of the change in the contact position.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a user IZF system UIS in the first embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram exemplifying a correspondence relationship between each position on a touch pad 121 provided in the remote control device RC and control content in the same embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing processing executed by a system control unit 206 of the DVDZHD recorder DHR in the same embodiment.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing processing executed by a system control unit 206 of the DVDZHD recorder DHR in the same embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the relationship between the amount of change in volume level and the current volume level when a region changes in the user IZF system UIS according to Modification 3.
- FIG. 1 showing a configuration of a user interface system UIS (hereinafter, “interface” is abbreviated as “IZF”) that is useful in the present embodiment
- IZF user interface system
- a user IZF system UIS that is useful in the present embodiment is connected to, for example, a remote control device RC, a DVDZHD recorder DHR as an electronic device to be operated, and the DVDZHD recorder DHR.
- the DVDZHD recorder DHR performs control corresponding to the input operation performed by the user on the remote control device RC.
- the remote controller RC is provided with a ring pad 121 which is a ring-shaped operation element (for example, a touch pad), and the user can use the ring pad.
- Various controls are executed on the DVDZHD recorder D HR in accordance with the input operation performed on 121.
- the entire range on the ring pad 121 is divided into a plurality of regions, and a plurality of control contents (for example, volume adjustment and playback speed) are divided for each region. Adjustments, etc.) are defined.
- a user touches and presses a part of a body such as a finger (hereinafter simply referred to as “finger”) on a predetermined area on the ring pad 121 (hereinafter simply referred to as “contact”)
- the control content is specified based on the area, and control that matches the content is executed.
- the term “area” simply means an area on the ring pad 121.
- the user king pad 121 is continuously traced with a finger, and the number of traced areas (that is, the number of areas traced from the start of contact until the finger is released from the ring pad 121).
- the control amount we decided to adopt a method to specify the control amount.
- the finger is moved in the circumferential direction of the ring pad 121 without releasing the finger from the ring pad 121 (that is, while maintaining the contact state), and a plurality of fingers are moved. It shall mean an operation that touches an area.
- the remote control device RC is a device for receiving a user input operation and transmitting a signal corresponding to the input operation to the DVDZHD recorder DHR.
- the transmission unit 11 and An operation unit 12, a control unit 13, and a data bus 14 for connecting the elements to each other are provided.
- the transmission unit 11 includes a light emitting diode, and transmits data input via the data bus 14 to the DVDZHD recorder DHR by infrared rays under the control of the control unit 12.
- the operation unit 12 has various buttons and cursor keys arranged on the casing of the remote control device RC, and outputs an input signal corresponding to a user input operation to the control unit 13. Further, as a characteristic matter in the present embodiment, the operation unit 12 is provided with the ring pad 121 described above, and the user touches the ring pad 121 with a finger to perform various input operations. Can be performed.
- the ring pad 121 may be configured by any device. For example, (a) a touchpad that detects the user's contact based on capacitance, or (b) a type that detects the user's contact by changing the resistance value according to the position where the user is in contact. It is possible to use a device such as a touchpad, or (c) a touchpad in which a plurality of buttons whose strokes are close to “0” are arranged.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a correspondence relationship between each position on the touch pad 121 and the control content.
- the touchpad 121 which is effective in the present embodiment is an area indicating the area for each area obtained by dividing the entire range on the circumference into a plurality of areas (32 areas in the case of FIG. 2). Numbers and control contents are defined in association with each other. For example, in the example shown in Fig. 2, the area from “1" to “8” is defined as the control content “Adjust playback speed”, and the area from “9” to “16” is "Volume adjustment”. ”Is defined in the control content“ 17 ”to“ 24 ”, the control content is defined as“ movement of title ”, and the region“ 25 ”to“ 32 ”is“ movement of chapter ”. Is defined in the control content.
- the control unit 13 is mainly configured by a CPU (Central Processing Unit) and controls each unit of the remote control device RC.
- the control unit 13 has a memory such as a ROM (Read Only Memory), and remote control information for remotely controlling the DVDZHD recorder DHR is recorded in the ROM.
- the control unit 13 transmits a control signal corresponding to an input operation performed by the user to the operation unit 12 based on the remote control information to the DV DZHD recorder DHR via the transmission unit 11.
- control unit 13 transmits a control signal to the DVDZHD recorder DHR based on the remote control information.
- the control unit 13 When the user touches the ring pad 121 with the finger, the control unit 13 identifies the contacted area and then indicates the area number of the area based on the remote control information! Send the control signal to the DVDZHD recorder DHR. For example, in the example shown in FIG. 2, when the user touches the “10” area, the control unit 13 transmits a control signal indicating the area number “10” indicating this area to the DVDZHD recorder DHR. As a result, the DVDZHD recorder DHR specifies that the control content designated by the user based on the control signal is “volume adjustment”.
- the control unit 13 sequentially determines the area number of the area in contact with the user.
- a control signal indicating is sent to the DVDZHD recorder DHR.
- the DVDZHD recorder DHR detects that the user tracking pad 121 has been continuously traced based on the control signal to which the remote controller RC force has also been transmitted.
- a predetermined amount of control is performed, such as the next change.
- a DVDZHD recorder DHR that works with the present embodiment includes, for example, a TV receiving unit 201, a signal processing unit 202, a DVD drive 203, an HD drive 204, and a decoding processing unit 205.
- the DVDZHD recorder DHR performs processing corresponding to the control signal based on the control signal transmitted from the remote control device RC.
- the control signal to which the remote control device RC force is also transmitted indicates the area number in the ring pad 121
- the DVDZHD recorder DHR performs control corresponding to the area number.
- the TV receiving unit 201 receives a broadcast wave transmitted from each broadcast station via the antenna AT, for example, an RF signal such as a VHF (Very High Frequency) broadcast, and is selected by the user. Broadcast waves received in tune with the receiving band are converted to IF (intermediate frequency) signals. The TV receiver 201 also converts the converted IF signal into a TV video signal and audio signal (ie, That is, it is demodulated to a TV signal) and output to the signal processing unit 202.
- an RF signal such as a VHF (Very High Frequency) broadcast
- the signal processing unit 202 performs predetermined processing such as signal conversion in a predetermined format or AZD conversion on the TV signal supplied from the TV reception unit 201 under the control of the recording control unit 208.
- predetermined processing such as signal conversion in a predetermined format or AZD conversion on the TV signal supplied from the TV reception unit 201 under the control of the recording control unit 208.
- digital data ie, content data
- the signal processing unit 202 encodes the digital data obtained by the conversion into, for example, MPEG (Moving Picture Coding Experts Group) format, and generates a program stream based on the encoded content data.
- the generated program stream is supplied to the DVD drive 203 or the HD drive 204.
- the DVD drive 203 has a configuration in which a DVD can be attached and detached, and has a DVD drive interface conforming to a standard such as ATAPI (ATAttachment Packet Interface), and can record and reproduce data on the mounted DVD.
- ATAPI ATAttachment Packet Interface
- the HD drive 204 has an HD drive interface that complies with standards such as A TAPI, and records and plays back HD data.
- the content data in the program stream read from the DVD and HD is input to the decryption processing unit 205 when reproducing the content data recorded on the DVD or HD.
- the decoding processing unit 205 separates the input program stream into audio data and video data, and decodes each of these data. Further, the decoding processing unit 205 converts the content data decoded in this way into a signal in the N TSC format, and the converted video signal is transmitted via the video signal output terminal T1 and the audio signal output terminal T2. Output to monitor MN.
- the remote control receiving unit 207 receives a control signal transmitted from the remote controller RC force by infrared rays, and outputs the received control signal to the system control unit 206.
- the recording control unit 208 controls the recording of content data on the DVD or HD
- the playback control unit 209 is controlled by the system control unit 206. Control playback of content data recorded on DVD or HD
- the system control unit 206 is mainly configured by a CPU, and includes a key input port and the like. Including various input / output ports, it controls the overall functions of the DVDZHD recorder DHR. In such control, the system control unit 206 uses the control information recorded in the scale 01 ⁇ 71 ⁇ [unit 210 and uses the ROMZRAM unit 210 as a work area.
- the system control unit 206 controls the recording control unit 208 and the reproduction control unit 209 based on a control signal to which the remote controller RC force is also transmitted, and records and reproduces data for DVD and HD. To do.
- control mode a state for performing control corresponding to the control contents
- the system control unit 206 when the area number transmitted from the remote control device RC changes under a predetermined control mode (for example, a mode for volume adjustment), the system control unit 206, for example, The volume level is increased and decreased. As a result, when the user counting pad 121 is continuously traced with a finger, for example, the volume level is increased or decreased by an amount corresponding to the number of areas traced. Details of the processing at this time will be described in detail in the section of operation.
- a predetermined control mode for example, a mode for volume adjustment
- the system control unit 206 ends the control in the control mode.
- the method by which the system control unit 206 determines whether or not the finger is released from the ring pad 121 is arbitrary. However, in the present embodiment, description will be made assuming that the determination is performed by the following method. That is, not only when the user moves the finger in contact with the ring pad 121 and the area in which the finger is in contact changes, but the user continues to contact the ring pad 121 without moving the finger. Even in such a case, the remote control RC outputs a control signal indicating the area number of the area the user is touching at a constant cycle (for example, once every 30 msec). If the control signal is not transmitted for a time longer than the cycle, the remote control device RC force is considered to have been released from the ring pad 121. It is determined.
- the user operates an operation panel (not shown) of the DVDZHD recorder DHR to turn on the DV DZHD recorder DHR.
- the control unit 13 of the remote control device RC sends a control signal indicating the area number corresponding to the contacted area of the user via the transmission unit 11 to the DVDZH D Recorder Send to DHR.
- the system control unit 206 receives the control signal.
- the processing shown in Fig. 3 and Fig. 4 is executed.
- 3 and 4 are flow charts showing the processing executed by the system control unit 206 when a control signal indicating the area number is also transmitted to the remote controller RC force. This processing is performed by the system control unit. It is processed as a subroutine of the main routine executed by 206.
- the system control unit 206 first specifies an area number based on the control signal (step Sl), and the area number is “1” to “8”. It is determined whether it belongs to “9” to “16”, “17” to “24”, or “25” to “32” (step S 2). Then, the system control unit 206 executes the following processing in order to realize each control content according to the determination result.
- step S3 determines whether or not the content data is being played back. If it is determined as oj, the process returns to the main routine, whereas it is determined as “yes”. If so, the mode changes to the playback speed adjustment (step S4). In the case of transition to this mode, the system control unit 206 first stores the current reproduction speed in the ROMZRAM unit 210, generates image data indicating the reproduction speed, and supplies the image data to the decoding processing unit 205 (step S1). S5). As a result, information such as the current playback speed is displayed on the monitor MN.
- the system control unit 206 enters a state in which it is determined whether or not the user has lifted the finger from the ring pad 121 (step S6). If it is determined that the finger has been released (“yes”), the process is transferred to the main routine. Return.
- step S6 system control unit 206 determines whether or not the area number indicated by the control signal transmitted from remote control device RC has changed (step S7). ).
- the remote controller RC force is in a state where control signals indicating the same area number are transmitted at a constant cycle. Become.
- the system control unit 206 determines “no” in step S7, and returns to the process of step S6.
- the system control unit 206 determines “yes” in step S7, and determines whether or not the number has increased due to the change in the area number (step S8).
- step S9 the system control unit 206 determines whether or not the current playback speed is correct. After increasing the reproduction speed by a fixed amount and storing the reproduction speed after the change in the ROM ZRAM unit 210 (step S9), the process returns to the process of step S5. On the other hand, if it is determined as “no” in step S8 (that is, if it is continuously traced counterclockwise), the playback speed is decreased by a predetermined amount from the current playback speed, and the post-change After the reproduction speed is stored in the ROMZRAM unit 210 (step S10), the process returns to the process of step S5.
- the criteria for determining the amount of change in playback speed are arbitrary, and for example, the following method may be adopted.
- step S5 the adjustment is performed in sequence up to the playback speed desired by the user, and when the user lifts his finger from the ring pad 121, the system control unit 206 Determines “yes” in step S6 and returns the process to the main routine.
- step Sl 1 When the area number specified in step S1 is “9” to “16”, the system control unit 206 transitions to a mode for volume adjustment (step Sl 1). When transitioning to this mode, the system control unit 206 stores the current volume level in the 1 ⁇ 01 ⁇ 71 ⁇ 1 unit 210 and generates image data for displaying the volume level. Then, the data is supplied to the decryption processing unit 205 (step S12). As a result, the current volume level is displayed on the monitor MN. Next, the system control unit 206 executes the same processing as the above steps S6 to S8 in steps S13 to S15, and if it is determined “yes” in step S15, the volume level of the area number traced with the finger is determined.
- the value of the volume level to be changed at the time of one area change is arbitrary.
- the volume level may be controlled to be changed by “1” level with respect to one area change. It is also possible to change the “2” and “3” levels when a region changes.
- the system control unit 206 decreases the volume level according to the change amount of the area number traced with the finger, and sets the volume level after the change to the RO MZRAM unit 210. Is overwritten (step S17), and the process returns to step S12. Thereafter, the volume control is performed by repeating the steps S12 to S17, and when the user releases the finger from the ring pad 121, the system control unit 206 goes to step S13! And the process is returned to the main routine.
- step S18 When the area numbers specified in step SI are “17” to “24”, the system control unit 206 transitions to a mode for moving the title (step S18).
- “title” means the program name of the content data
- moving the title means an operation for selecting content data to be reproduced.
- the system control unit 206 displays a menu screen showing a list of programs recorded on a DVD or the like to be reproduced and recorded based on the data. Are output to the decoding processing unit 205 (step S19). Note that the display method of the menu screen is arbitrary.
- image data corresponding to the menu screen may be recorded on a DVD or the like, and the list may be displayed based on the image data.
- a menu screen with a list of images of the first frame of content data recorded on HD or the like may be displayed.
- the system control unit 206 performs the same processing as in steps S6 to S8 in steps S20 to S22, and V and ryesj in step S22. If it is determined, the selected menu item is moved in the predetermined direction a according to the change amount of the area number traced with the finger (step S23), and the process returns to step S19. On the other hand, if it is determined as “no”, the system control unit 206 moves the selected menu item according to the change amount of the area number traced with the finger in the direction b opposite to the direction a (step S24), the process returns to step S19.
- step S26 determines whether or not the content data is being played back (step S26), and if it is determined “no” in this determination, the process returns to the main routine, whereas if it is determined “yes”, playback is performed. Transition to a mode for moving the position of to another chapter (step S27). Note that the chapter is data indicating the break timing of the program corresponding to the content data.
- the system control unit 206 first stores the playback position (that is, the playback time of the playback start force) in the content data being played back in the ROMZRAM unit 210 and is closest to the current playback position.
- Step S28 Image data for displaying the chapter is generated and supplied to the decoding processing unit 205 (step S28). As a result, information indicating the chapter currently being reproduced is displayed on the monitor MN.
- the system ⁇ U ⁇ 206 ⁇ , Steps S29 to S31 are executed, and the same processing as Steps S6 to S8 is executed. If it is determined “yes” in Step S31, the ROMZR AM The chapter stored in the section 210 also causes the playback position to jump later by a value corresponding to the amount of change in the area number traced with the finger, and overwrites the ROMZRAM section 210 with data indicating the chapter after the jump. (Step S32), the process returns to Step S28.
- step S31 the system control unit 206 stores the value in the ROMZRAM unit 210! And the value corresponding to the change amount of the area number traced with the finger. The position jumps forward to the chapter, the data indicating the chapter after the jump is overwritten in the ROMZRAM unit 210 (step S33), and the process returns to step S28.
- step S28 the processing from step S28 to step S33 is repeated to change the playback position, and when the user lifts his finger from the ring pad 121, the system control unit 206 proceeds to step S29! And the process is returned to the main routine.
- the user IZF system UIS that works with the present embodiment is a system for controlling the DVDZHD recorder DHR with a plurality of predetermined control contents based on user input operations.
- the remote control device RC is provided with an operation unit 12 having a ring pad 121 that accepts a user's input operation by touching, and a control unit 13 that detects a user's contact area.
- a system control unit 20 6 indicates that the user can change the contact position while maintaining the contact state with the ring pad 121.
- the control content is determined based on the area in contact with the ring pad 121, and then the area that has changed when the contact area is changed. Identified based on the control amount according to the number! It is configured to control according to the details of control.
- the control target is determined based on the area touched by the user, and the control is performed with the control amount corresponding to the number of areas continuously traced by the user. It is possible to specify both the control content and the control amount without causing an increase in the number of buttons.
- the system control unit 206 is configured to change the increase / decrease of the control amount in accordance with the change direction of the contact area. It is possible to adjust the volume by a simple input operation of continuously tracing the ring pad 121 clockwise or counterclockwise, thereby improving the convenience for the user.
- DVDZHD recorder DHR In the above embodiment, the case where the DVDZHD recorder DHR is controlled has been described as an example.
- electronic devices to be controlled include, for example, a television receiver, an AV (Audio Visual) amplifier, and a portable recorder. Any electronic device such as a DVD player, an MP3 (MPEG Audio Layer-3) player, or a car navigation device may be used. Even in this case, control can be performed by the same method as in the above embodiment.
- the ring-shaped operation element that is, the ring pad 121
- the operation provided on the operation unit 12 is described. Any child can be used as long as it can perform an input operation by dividing a region in the circumferential direction, for example, a triangle, a quadrangle, a pentagon, and the like.
- the control content for each side it is also possible to define the control content for each side and specify the control content by the side that the user first contacts.
- control content is not limited to this, and the process including the control content and the control amount is performed. If so, it can be applied to any control! ,.
- the entire range on the ring pad 121 is divided into a plurality of regions, and the control amount is changed in accordance with the amount of change in the region in which the user's finger is in contact.
- the configuration was adopted.
- each position on the ring pad 121 can be managed as a coordinate value, and the control amount can be changed based on the change amount of the coordinate.
- the ring pad 121 has been described by the method of dividing the area, but the ring pad 121 has a configuration in which a plurality of buttons whose strokes are close to "0" are arranged. In the case of, each button can be handled as an area.
- the remote controller RC force also transmits a control signal indicating the area number of the area touched by the user's finger, and the DVDZHD recorder DHR displays the control content corresponding to the area number indicated by the control signal.
- a method of identifying and changing the control amount was adopted.
- the remote control device RC it is also possible to specify the control content and control amount corresponding to the area touched by the user, and transmit the control signal corresponding to the control content and control amount to the DVDZHD recorder DHR. Is possible.
- the control unit 13 of the remote control device RC executes the processes shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 above, and steps S9, S10, S16, S17, S23, S24, S32, S33. ⁇ U contents [If you want to output the corresponding ⁇ U signal, this is OK.
- a ring pad 121 may be provided as an operation unit in the DVDZHD recorder DHR main body, and the processes of FIGS. 3 and 4 may be executed in accordance with a user input operation on the ring pad 121.
- the remote controller RC may be provided or may not be provided.
- the method of determining the control amount based only on the number of areas continuously traced by the user is adopted, but the speed when tracing continuously as well as the number of areas is adopted.
- the control amount may be determined in consideration of the above. In this case, when the user traces the ring pad 121 and the area touched by the user's finger changes, the time required for the change for one area is managed by the system control unit 206 of the DVDZHD recorder DHR. If the number of hours in which the tracing speed is high is within a predetermined value, for example, the volume level may be changed by “2” or “3” level at a time.
- the control amount is determined in consideration of the speed, so that the degree of freedom in control can be improved.
- control is performed by a predetermined control amount every time the area where the user's finger is in contact changes by one area.
- the amount of control when there is a change in one area does not have to be a constant value.
- the volume level to be changed when one area changes is set as shown in the example in FIG. 5 with respect to the current volume level, and the area changes when the volume level is low and high. It may be controlled to change only “2” or “3” level.
- the degree of freedom of control can be expanded according to the current volume level, for example, and it is possible to perform control such that fine adjustment is performed at a certain volume level.
- a button for switching the mode in the remote controller RC is provided on the operation unit 12, and for example, a display unit including a liquid crystal panel is provided on the remote controller RC.
- a button for mode switching the control content defined for each area of the ring pad 121 is changed, and the current mode and each area are defined on the display unit accordingly. Display control details To do. More specifically, for example, in mode 1, the control contents as shown in FIG. 2 are assigned to each area, and in mode 2, “frame-by-frame playback” is assigned to areas “1” to “8”.
- control details to be defined define the control details to be “Recording date” in the areas from “9” to “16”, and the areas from “17” to “24” are “Select recording time” And define the control details that “24” to “32” area is “Recording channel selection”. Then, according to the selected mode, the control contents defined in the ring pad 121 are displayed on the display unit.
- a control signal indicating both the current mode and the area number is transmitted from the remote control device RC, and based on the control signal, the DVDZHD recorder DHR is input by the user /! It is okay if the control content corresponding to the operation is specified.
- control content associated with each region may be arbitrarily changed by the user.
- the remote control device RC is provided with a plurality of modes, and the control content defined in the ring pad 121 is changed by switching the modes. Therefore, it is possible to increase the amount of control that can be performed using one ring pad and further reduce the number of buttons provided on the remote control device RC.
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